List of comics based on films

| Four Color (series 2) #1183

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| May–July 1961

| Carl Fallberg

| Dell Comics

| Adaptation of the 1961 animated film, plus two supplementary one-page stories "Dalmatian Animation" and "Dalmatian Diary by Pongo".{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/16583/|title=Four Color #1183 - Walt Disney's 101 Dalmatians |publisher=Comics.org }}

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| 1941: The Illustrated Story

| 1 issue

| Magazine

| December 1979

| Allan Asherman

| HM Communications, Inc., Pocket Books

| {{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/316781/|title=1941: The Illustrated Story |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| 20 Million Miles More

| 4 issues

| Limited series

| Scott Davis

| June – August 2007

| TidalWave Productions

| {{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/33364/|title=20 Million Miles More |publisher=Comics.org }}

| Paperback: {{ISBNT|0-9792751-8-0}}/{{ISBNT|978-0-9792751-8-0}}

| Four Color (series 2) #614

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| February 1955

| Paul S. Newman

| Dell Comics

| Adaptation of the 1954 film version based on the eponymous 1870 novel by Jules Verne.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/12145/|title=Four Color #614 - Walt Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea |publisher=Comics.org }}

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| 28 Days Later: The Aftermath

| 1 volume

| Graphic novel

| April 2007

| Steve Niles

| Fox Atomic Comics

| Set between the first film and sequel 28 Weeks Later (2007).{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/771180/|title=28 Days Later: The Aftermath |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| 3 Ninjas Kick Back

| 3 issues

| Limited series

| June – August 1994

| Clint McElroy

| NOW Comics

| Adaptation of the second film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/41828/|title=3 Ninjas Kick Back |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| Four Color (series 2) #1158

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| February–April 1961

| Paul S. Newman

| Dell Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film, plus two supplementary one-page fillers "Strange People--Fabled Lands" and "Man, Mountain and Toy".{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/16575/|title=Four Color #1158 - The 3 Worlds of Gulliver |publisher=Comics.org }}

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| 55 Days at Peking

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| September 1963

| Paul S. Newman

| Gold Key Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film, plus a "Keys of Knowledge" one-page filler "The Boxer Rebellion" and a pin-up of the film overall.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/17880/|title=55 Days at Peking |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| 1

| Digital comic

| Christopher Nolan

| Condé Nast Publications

| November 2014

| Prequel to Interstellar (2014), first published as an exclusive on the Wired magazine official website.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Adriano

| rowspan="3" | TidalWave Productions

| November 2009

|

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| 1

|

| Mel Smith, Clark Castillo

| December 2009

|

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| 1

|

| Paul Birch, Mel Smith

| March 2011

|

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| 1

|

| Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer

| Dell Comics

| May–July 1961

| Adaptation of the original film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/16591/|title=Four Color #1199 - Walt Disney's The Absent Minded Professor |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| {{dunno}}

| Gold Key Comics

| April 1963

| Adaptation of the sequel film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/17616/|title=Walt Disney's Son of Flubber #[nn] |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| #1—2

| Limited series

| Randy Stradley

| Dark Horse Comics

| June – July 1989

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Matthew Costello, Mark Wheatley

| NOW Comics

| July – October 1989

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Gerard Jones

| DC Comics

| May – August 1990

| Prequel to the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| July–September 1960

| Adaptation of the 1960 film based on the eponymous 1885 novel by Mark Twain.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/15951/|title=Four Color #1114 - The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| #1—7

| Ongoing series

|

| Gold Key Comics

| March 1974 – January 1975

| Based on the 1973 Disney film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

|

| Disney Publishing Worldwide

| May 2005

|

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Michael Jan Friedman, Robert Greenberger

| Dynamite Entertainment

| October 2012

| Prequel to the film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/1031282/|title=After Earth: Innocence |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Bobbi J.G. Weiss

| Disney Comics

| 1992

| Adaptation of the original film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/744789/|title=Disney's Aladdin |publisher=Comics.org }}

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| #1—2

| Limited series

| John Blair Moore, Carl Gafford

| Disney Comics

| May – June 1993

| {{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/30741/|title=The Return of Disney's Aladdin |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| #1—11

| Ongoing series

| Lee Nordling, Dan Slott, Jack Enyart, Martin Powell, Oprah Casseys, Buzz Dixon

| Marvel Comics

| August 1994 – June 1995

| {{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/4985/|title=Disney's Aladdin |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Jack Enyart

| Marvel Comics

| October 1996

| Adaptation of the third film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/364732/|title=Disney Comic Hits #13 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Paul S. Newman

| Dell Comics

| May 1956

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/12896/|title=Four Color #688 - Alexander the Great |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| #1—3

| Limited series

| Felipe Echevarria

| Innovation Publishing

| February – September 1992

| Based on Psycho.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/28115/|title=Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| rowspan="2" | 2

|

| Del Connell

| rowspan="2" | Dell Comics

| May 1951

| Adaptation of the 1951 film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/8799/|title=Four Color #331 - Walt Disney's Alice in Wonderland |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

|

| Don R. Christensen

| July 1951

| Based on the 1951 film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/8802/|title=Four Color #341 - Walt Disney's Unbirthday Party with Alice in Wonderland |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| Graphic novel

| Alessandro Ferrari

| Boom! Studios

| July 2010

| Adaptation of the 2010 film.

|

• Hardcover ({{ISBNT|1-60886-537-1}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60886-537-6}})

| 1

| Graphic novel

| Francois Corteggiani

| Dark Horse Comics

| March 2020

| Adaptation of the 1951 film.

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• Hardcover ({{ISBNT|1-5067-1735-7}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-5067-1735-7}})

| 1

| Graphic novel

| Archie Goodwin

| HM Communications, Inc.

| 1979

| Adaptation of the first film.

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| #1—3

| Limited series

| Steven Grant

| Dark Horse Comics

| June – July 1992

| Adaptation of the third film.

|

| #1—2

| Limited series

| Dan Jurgens

| rowspan="2" | DC Comics, Dark Horse Comics

| July – September 1995

| Crossover with DC's Superman.

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| #1—2

| Limited series

| Ron Marz

| March – April 1997

| Crossover with DC's Batman.

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| #1–2

| Limited series

| Jim Vance

| Dark Horse Comics

| October – November 1997

| Adaptation of the fourth film.

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| #1

| One-shot

| Warren Ellis

| Image Comics, Dark Horse Comics

| August 1998

| Crossover with WildC.A.T.s.

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| #1–4

| Limited series

| Ron Marz

| rowspan="3" | DC Comics, Dark Horse Comics

| September – December 2000

| Crossover with DC's Green Lantern.

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| #1—4

| Limited series

| Chuck Dixon

| May – November 2002

| Second crossover with Superman and sequel to the first comic.

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| #1—3

| Limited series

| Ian Edginton

| January – March 2003

| Second crossover with Batman and sequel to the first comic.

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| #1–4

| Limited series

| John Wagner, Andy Diggle

| Dark Horse Comics

| March – June 2003

| Crossover with Judge Dredd.

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| #1–6

| Limited series

| Corinna Bechko

| Dark Horse Comics, Dynamite Entertainment

| 2015 – 2016

| Crossover with Vampirella.

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Martin Pasko

| DC Comics

| December 1988

| Adaptation of the original film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/71481/|title=Alien Nation #1 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Bill Spangler

| rowspan="6" | Adventure Publications

| 1990

|

|

• Alien Nation: The Spartans TP ({{ISBNT|99922-845-3-6}}/{{ISBNT|978-99922-845-3-7}})

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Steve Jones

| November 1990 – March 1991

|

| {{nan}}

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Charles Marshall

| February – June 1991

| Crossover with Planet of the Apes.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/21558/|title=Ape Nation |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Lowell Cunningham

| March – June 1991

|

| {{nan}}

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Martin Powell

| May – August 1991

|

| {{nan}}

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Lowell Cunningham

| December 1991 – March 1992

|

| {{nan}}

| 3

| Serial

| Randy Stradley

| Dark Horse Comics

| November 1989 – February 1990

| Three-part storyline; the first part focuses primarily on the Xenomorphs,{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/46646/|title=Dark Horse Presents #34 |publisher=Comics.org }} while the second part is mostly about the Predators,{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/46792/|title=Dark Horse Presents #36 |publisher=Comics.org }} the third and final part is where the crossover is eventually established.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/744789/|title=Dark Horse Presents #36 |publisher=Comics.org }}

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| #1–4

| Limited series

| Mark Schultz

| rowspan="3" | Dark Horse Comics

| April – July 2000

| Crossover with Terminator.

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• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-56971-568-8}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-56971-568-0}})

| #1–3

| Limited series

| David Quinn

| November 2000 – February 2001

| rowspan="2" | Crossovers with Witchblade and The Darkness.

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• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-56971-615-3}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-56971-615-1}})

| #1–2

| Limited series

| Paul Jenkins

| December 2000 – March 2001

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• Volume 1 TP ({{ISBNT|1-58240-185-3}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-58240-185-0}})
• Volume 2 TP ({{ISBNT|1-58240-219-1}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-58240-219-2}})

| #1—2

| Limited series

| Mark Schultz

| DC Comics, Dark Horse Comics

| January – February 2007

| Crossover with DC's Superman and Batman, and the third for the former and the sixth for the latter respectively.

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• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-4012-1328-6}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-4012-1328-2}})

| #1–4

| Limited series

| John Layman

| Dark Horse Comics, IDW Publishing

| July 2016 – June 2017

| Crossover with Judge Dredd.

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• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-5067-0152-3}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-5067-0152-3}})

| #1–2

| Limited series

| rowspan="2" | Tom Cohen

| rowspan="2" | Marvel Comics

| August 2012

|

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• The Amazing Spider-Man: The Movie Prelude TP ({{ISBNT|0-7851-6499-5}}/{{ISBNT|978-0-7851-6499-9}})

| #1–2

| Limited series

| March – April 2014

|

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| #1—3

| Limited series

| D. G. Chichester

| Marvel Comics

| January – February 1992

| Adaptation of the second film in the An American Tail series.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/4435/|title=An American Tail: Fievel Goes West |publisher=Comics.org }}

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| 1

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| Gaylord DuBois

| Dell Comics

| August 1956

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1–2{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/2645/|title=Annie |publisher=Comics.org }}

| Limited series

| Tom DeFalco

| Marvel Comics

| October – November 1982

| Adaptation of the eponymous film; first as published in its entirely as Marvel Comics Super Special #23{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/36703/|title=Marvel Super Special #23 |publisher=Comics.org }} in Summer 1982.

| {{nan}}

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Alex De Campi

| Dark Horse Comics, Archie Comics

| April – July 2015

| First crossover with Predator.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/88414/|title=Archie vs. Predator |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

• Hardcover ({{ISBNT|1-61655-805-9}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-61655-805-5}})
• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|978-1-5067-1466-0}})

| #1

| One-shot

| Anthony C. Ferrante, Dan Parent

| Archie Comics

| July 2015

| Crossover with Sharknado.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/1440601/|title=Archie vs Sharknado #1 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| #1–5

| Limited series

| Alex De Campi

| Dark Horse Comics, Archie Comics

| July 2019 – January 2020

| Second crossover with Predator and sequel to the first crossover.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/149191/|title=Archie vs. Predator II |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|978-1-64576-983-5}})

| 1

| One-shot

| rowspan="2" | Carl Fallberg

| rowspan="7" | Gold Key Comics

| March 1971

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/299797/|title=Walt Disney Productions Presents the Aristocats |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| #1–9

| Ongoing series

| April 1971 – January 1974

|

| {{nan}}

| rowspan="3" | 3

|

| {{dunno}}

| August 1971

| The Aristokittens story.

| {{nan}}

|

| {{dunno}}

| September 1971

| The Aristokittens story.

| {{nan}}

|

| {{dunno}}

| October 1971

| The Aristokittens story.

| {{nan}}

| #1–9

| Ongoing series

| {{dunno}}

| October 1971 – October 1975

| Retitled The Aristokittens and O'Malley the Alley Cat from #3;{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/27349/|title=Walt Disney Productions Presents the Aristokittens #3 |publisher=Comics.org }} the first two issues featured guest appearances from legacy Disney characters Jiminy Cricket (from Pinocchio (1940)),{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/359695/|title=Walt Disney Productions Presents the Aristokittens Meet Jiminy Cricket #[1] |publisher=Comics.org }} Chip 'n' Dale, Dumbo and Scamp (from Lady and the Tramp (1955)).{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/24823/|title=Walt Disney Productions Presents the Aristokittens #2 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| June 1972

| The Aristokittens story, guest-featuring Tinker Bell from Disney's Peter Pan (1953).

| {{nan}}

| 1

| Photo comics

| {{dunno}}

| Fawcett Comics

| May 1939

| Photo comics adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Gaylord DuBois

| Dell Comics

| February 1957

| Adaptation of the 1956 film based on the eponymous 1872 novel by Jules Verne.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Paul S. Newman

| Dell Comics

| December 1966

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| Bande dessinée

| Pierre Tchernia, René Goscinny, Albert Uderzo

| Dargaud, Hachette

| October 1976

| Adaptation of The Twelve Tasks of Asterix (1976).

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| #1–4

| Limited series

| rowspan="2" | Scott Tipton

| rowspan="2" | IDW Publishing

| May – August 2009

|

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• Astro Boy: The Movie – Official Movie Prequel TP ({{ISBNT|1-60010-518-1}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60010-518-0}})

| #1–4

| Limited series

| August – September 2009

|

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• Astro Boy: The Movie – Official Movie Adaptation TP ({{ISBNT|1-60010-517-3}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60010-517-3}})

| 1

| One-shot

| rowspan="4" | Chuck Dixon, Erik Burnham

| rowspan="5" | IDW Publishing

| March 2010

|

| rowspan="4" |

• The A-Team: War Stories TP ({{ISBNT|1-60010-727-3}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60010-727-6}})

| 1

| One-shot

| March 2010

|

| 1

| One-shot

| April 2010

|

| 1

| One-shot

| April 2010

|

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Joe Carnahan, Tom Waltz

| March – April 2010

|

|

• The A-Team: Shotgun Wedding TP ({{ISBNT|1-60010-726-5}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60010-726-9}})

| 1

| Graphic novel

| Claudio Sciarrone, Sonia Matrone, Matteo De Benedittis

| Dark Horse Comics

| June 2001

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/713440/|title=Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire |publisher=Comics.org }}

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| rowspan="4" | 1

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| rowspan="4" | Michael Stewart

| rowspan="4" | Disney Publishing Worldwide

| rowspan="4" | Summer 2001

|

| {{nan}}

|

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| {{nan}}

|

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| {{nan}}

|

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| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer

| Dell Comics

| May 1961

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1

|

| Lawrence Zieske

| Killer Tomato Entertainment, Inc.

| 2003

|

| {{nan}}

| #1

|

| Dale Mettam

| Viper Comics

| October 2008

| {{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/626892/|title=Attack of the Killer Tomatoes #1 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Sherri L. Smith, Brian Wood

| rowspan="5" | Dark Horse Comics

| May 2017

| Free Comic Book Day exclusive.

| {{nan}}

| #1–6

| Limited series

| Sherri L. Smith

| January – August 2019

|

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| #1–4

| Limited series

| Jeremy Barlow

| January – April 2021

|

|

| #1–6

| Limited series

| Corinna Bechko

| May – October 2022

|

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| 3

| Graphic novels

| Sherri L. Smith

| October – December 2022

| Prequel to the second film.

|

| 1

|

| Ward Kimball, Joe Rinaldi, Carl Fallberg

| Dell Comics

| February–April 1962

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1–25

| Ongoing series

| Bob Gale, John Barber, Erik Burnham

| rowspan="5" | IDW Publishing

| October 2015 – October 2017

|

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| #1–5

| Limited series

| Bob Gale, Erik Burnham

| May – September 2016

|

|

| #1–6

| Limited series

| Bob Gale, Derek Fridolfs

| January – June 2017

|

|

| #1–6

| Limited series

| Bob Gale, John Barber

| December 2017 – May 2018

|

|

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Cavan Scott

| October 2020 – January 2021

| Crossover with The Transformers.

|

| #1—3

| Limited series

|

| Aircel Comics

| December 1992 – February 1993

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| 1

|

| Chase Craig

| rowspan="3" | Dell Comics

| 1942

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| October 1943

| Adaptation of the 1939 sequel novel, using the Disney character designs.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| September 1949

|

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Sarah Byam

| Dark Horse Comics

| May 1996

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| rowspan="4" | Dennis O'Neil

| rowspan="6" | DC Comics

| 1989

| Adaptation of the first film.

|

| 1

| One-shot

| June 1992

| Adaptation of the second film.

|

| 1

| One-shot

| June 1995

| Adaptation of the third film.

|

| 1

| One-shot

| June 1997

| Adaptation of the fourth film.

|

| #1–6

| Limited series

| rowspan="2" | Sam Hamm

| August 2021 – July 2022

|

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| #1–6

| Limited series

| January 2024 – present

|

|

| 1

| One-shot

| rowspan="2" | Kelley Puckett

| rowspan="2" | DC Comics

| 1993

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| 1998

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Darren Vincenzo

| DC Comics

| February 2001

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—3

| Limited series

| Martin Fisher

| TidalWave Productions

| March – May 2010

| Based on Battle Beyond the Stars (1980).

|

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| June 1966

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

|

|

| Mizuki Sakakibara

| Kodansha

| Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine

| November – December 2013

|

| {{nan}}

| 1

| Graphic novel

| Bobbi Weiss

| W. D. Publications, Inc.

| 1991

| Adaptation of the first film overall.

|

| #1–2

| Limited series

| John Blair Moore

| Disney Comics

| July – August 1992

|

| {{nan}}

| #1–13

| Limited series

| Barbara Slate

| Marvel Comics

| September 1994 – September 1995

|

|

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| September 1965

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Paul S. Newman

| rowspan="2" | Gold Key Comics

| 1968

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Mary Virginia Carey

| January 1972

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1–3

| Ongoing series

| Angelo DeCesare

| Harvey Comics

| March – July 1994

| The first issue is an adaptation of the sequel film Beethoven's 2nd (1993), the latter two issues are original stories.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer

| Dell Comics

| November 1959

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Chris Ryall

| IDW Publishing

| October 2007

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Mark Verheiden

| Hit Comics

| March 1989

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer

| Dell Comics

| August–October 1959

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Paul S. Newman

| Dell Comics

| August 1958

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 2

| Graphic novel

| Haruki Ueno

| Yen Press

| March – October 2015

|

|

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| August 1957

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| {{dunno}}

| Gold Key Comics

| November 1962

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Claude Lapham

| Fiction House

| December 1946

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| Photo comics

| {{dunno}}

| DC Comics

| July 1939

| Photo comics adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1–25

| Ongoing series

| Eric Powell, John Carpenter, Fred Van Lente

| rowspan="3" | Boom! Studios

| June 2014 – June 2016

|

|

| #1–6

| Limited series

| Greg Pak

| October 2016 – March 2017

|

|

| #1–12

| Limited series

| John Carpenter, Anthony Burch

| September 2017 – August 2018

|

|

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Eastern Color Printing

| February 1950

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

|

| Draculina Publishing

| 1994

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1

| One-shot

| Bob Rozakis

| DC Comics

| 1989

| Adaptation of the first film.

|

| #1–12

| Ongoing series

| Evan Dorkin, Tom Brevoort, Mike Kanterovich

| Marvel Comics

| December 1991 – November 1992

|

|

| #1

| One-shot

| Evan Dorkin

| Marvel Comics

| September 1991

| Adaptation of the second film.

|

| #1–6

| Limited series

| Brian Lynch, Ryan North

| rowspan="3" | Boom! Studios

| March – August 2015

|

|

| #1–4

| Limited series

| rowspan="2" | Brian Joines

| February – May 2016

|

|

| #1–5

| Limited series

| June – October 2017

|

|

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Evan Dorkin

| Dark Horse Comics

| September – December 2020

|

|

| #1–4

| Limited series

| James Asmus, John Barber

| rowspan="4" | Opus

| June – October 2022

|

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Erik Burnham, John Barber

| November 2022

|

| rowspan="3" |

• Bill & Ted's Holi-Daze TP ({{ISBNT|1-63872-036-3}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-63872-036-2}})

| 1

| One-shot

| Josh Trujillo, John Barber

| November 2022

|

| 1

| One-shot

| John Barber

| December 2022

|

| 2

| Bande dessinée

| Michel Motti

| Hachette

| October – November 1985

| Adaptation of the eponymous film, originally published in French and later translated into English and published in the US by Scholastic Book Services.

|

• The Black Cauldron TP ({{ISBNT|978-0-590-33796-0}})

| 1

| One-shot

| rowspan="2" | Brian Ash

| Ape Entertainment

| April 2011

|

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Ongoing series

| Mary Virginia Carey, Michael Teitelbaum

| Gold Key Comics

| March 1980 – September 1980

| The first two issues were an adaptation of the film, which was first published in its complete form in Walt Disney Showcase #54 two months earlier in January 1980, the latter two issues are an completely original story continuing from where the film story ended; retitled Beyond the Black Hole from #3.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Eastern Color Printing

| August 1950

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Mary Virginia Carey

| Gold Key Comics

| June 1968

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Eastern Color Printing

| June 1952

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Paul J. Salamoff

| rowspan="2" | TidalWave Productions

| November 2009 – February 2010

|

|

| #1

| One-shot

| Aaron Stueve

| June 2010

| Crossover with The Legend of Isis.

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Marv Wolfman, Gene Colan, Tom Palmer

| rowspan="3" | Marvel Comics

| June 1997

| Adaptation of the first film.

|

| 1

| One-shot

| David Goyer, Steve Gerber

| May 2002

| Adaptation of the second film.

|

| 1

| Minicomic

| Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray

| 2005

| Included as a supplementary bonus for the DVD release of Blade: Trinity; based on the aforementioned third film.

|

| 1

|

|

| Marvel Comics

| September 1982

| Adaptation of the original film.

|

| #1—12

| Limited series

|

| rowspan="4" | Titan Comics

| August 2019 – December 2020

|

|

| #1—12

| Limited series

|

| January 2021 – March 2022

|

|

| #1—12

| Limited series

|

| April 2021 – July 2022

|

|

| #1—8

| Limited series

|

| January 2023 – present

|

|

| 1

| Photo comics

| {{dunno}}

| DC Comics

| July 1939

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Mary Virginia Carey

| Gold Key Comics

| October 1970

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| rowspan="2" | Dell Comics

| December 1962

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Leo Dorfman

| June 1960

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Eastern Color Printing

| June 1950

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—3

| Limited series

| Jerry Prosser

| Roger Corman's Cosmic Comics

| April – June 1995

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Roy Thomas

| Topps Comics

| October 1992 – January 1993

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| February 1957

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| rowspan="2" | Leo Dorfman

| rowspan="2" | Fawcett Comics

| September 1952

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| August 1952

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—5

| Limited series

|

| IDW Publishing

| March – July 2018

|

|

| #1—4

| Limited series

|

| Dynamite Entertainment

| February – June 2019

| Crossover with Army of Darkness.

|

| #1–2

| Limited series

| Bill Mantlo

| Marvel Comics

| November – December 1984

| Adaptation of the original film; first published in its complete form as Marvel Comics Super Special #33 earlier in November 1984.

| {{nan}}

| #1–3

| Limited series

| Earl Mac Rauch

| rowspan="7" | Moonstone Books

| May – November 2006

|

|

| #1

| One-shot

| Mac Rauch, Ken Wolak

| December 2007

|

|

| #1–2

| Limited series

| Earl Mac Rauch, Chewie

| August – December 2008

|

|

| #1

| One-shot

| Earl Mac Rauch, Paul Hanley

| January 2009

|

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Earl Mac Rauch, Amin Amat

| April 2009

|

|

| #1–2

| Limited series

| Earl Mac Rauch

| October 2009 – February 2010

|

|

| #1–2

| Limited series

| Earl Mac Rauch, Paul D. Storrie

| October 2012

|

|

| #1—3

| Limited series

|

| Dark Horse Comics

| January – March 1999

| Adaptation of Joss Whedon's original screenplay for the eponymous 1992 film.

|

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Gold Key Comics

| June 1967

| Adaptation of The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin (1967).

| {{nan}}

| #1—3

| Limited series

|

| rowspan="3" | Monster Comics

| January – March 1992

|

|

| #1—3

| Limited series

|

| April – September 1992

|

|

| 1

|

|

| 1993

|

|

| #1—2

| Limited series

|

| Amigo Comics

| January – March 2017

|

|

| #1—3

| Limited series

| Jerry Prosser

| Roger Corman's Cosmic Comics

| November 1995 – January 1996

| Adaptation of the third film in Caged Heat film series.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/13875/|title=Caged Heat 3000 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 13

| Newspaper strip

| Carl Fallberg, Al Stoffel

| King Features Syndicate

| December 4, 1977 – February 26, 1978

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Stan Lee

| Marvel Comics

| May 1992

| Adaptation of the 1990 film based on the character created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/51245/|title=Captain America: The Movie Special #1 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| Photo comics

| {{dunno}}

| DC Comics

| July 1939

| Photo comics adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Steve Moore

| Top Sellers Ltd.

| March 1978

| rowspan="2" | Adaptations of the eponymous film; the former is a straight strip adaptation while the latter is a limited series expanding on the plot.

|

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Dan Abnett

| Titan Comics

| October 2017 – January 2018

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer

| Gold Key Comics

| September 1963

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/17881/|title=Captain Sindbad |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Leo Dorfman

| Fawcett Comics

| October 1952

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/245431/|title=Fawcett Movie Comic #19 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

|

| Limited series

|

| rowspan="4" | Boom! Studios

| March – September 2009

|

|

|

| Limited series

|

| July – October 2009

|

|

|

| Limited series

|

| November 2009 – June 2010

|

|

|

| Limited series

|

| July – December 2010

|

|

|

| Limited series

|

| Marvel Comics

| July – August 2011

|

|

! scope="col" style="width:18%;"| Author(s)

! scope="col" style="width:12%;"| Catalog / ISBN

! scope="col" style="width:10%;"| Publisher

! scope="col" style="width:24%;"| Publication date

| {{dunno}}

| {{ISBN|1-77275-503-6}} / {{ISBN|978-1-77275-503-9}}

| Joe Books Inc.

| June 2017

| 1

| One-shot

| Angelo DeCesare

| Marvel Comics

| July 1995

| Adaptation of the 1995 film based on the character created by Seymour Reit.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/1133283/|title=Casper #1 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| November 1963-January 1964

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/18172/|title=The Castilian |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| December 1966

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/20620/|title=The Cat #12-109-612 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 13

| Newspaper strip

| Carl Fallberg

| King Features Syndicate

| March 5 – May 28, 1978

| rowspan="2" | Adaptations of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Mary Virginia Carey

| Gold Key Comics

| October 1978

| {{nan}}

| #1

| One-shot

| Chuck Austen

| DC Comics

| July 2004

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/321192/|title=Catwoman: The Movie #1 |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

• Catwoman: The Movie & Other Cat Tales TP ({{ISBNT|1-4012-0336-1}}){{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/355207/|title=Catwoman: The Movie & Other Cat Tales |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

|

|

| Graphic India

| 2013 – 2017

|

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Don Segall

| Dell Comics

| April–June 1965

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/19225/|title=Cheyenne Autumn |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

|

|

|

| rowspan="3" | Innovation Publishing

| 1991

|

|

|

|

|

| May – December 1991

|

|

|

|

|

| January – March 1992

|

|

|

|

|

| rowspan="2" | Devil's Due Publishing

| March 2007

| Crossover with Hack/Slash.

|

|

|

|

| April—November 2007, February 2009

|

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Gary Poole

| Gold Key Comics

| February 1969

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/22516/|title=Chitty Chitty Bang Bang |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| Photo comics

| {{dunno}}

| DC Comics

| October 1939

| Photo comics adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

|

|

|

| Dell Comics

| 1950

|

| {{nan}}

| 1

| Minicomic

|

| rowspan="2" | Western Publishing Company

| 1951

| Wheaties cereal premium.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| Minicomic

|

| 1955

| American Dairy Association premium.

| {{nan}}

| 9

| Newspaper strip

| Frank Reilly

| rowspan="2" | King Features Syndicate

| February 3 – March 31, 1957

|

| {{nan}}

| 9

| Newspaper strip

| Tom Yakutis

| July 1 – September 23, 1984

|

| {{nan}}

! scope="col" style="width:18%;"| Author(s)

! scope="col" style="width:12%;"| Catalog / ISBN

! scope="col" style="width:10%;"| Publisher

! scope="col" style="width:24%;"| Publication date

|

| {{ISBN|978-1-5067-1737-1}}

| Dark Horse Comics

| February 2020

| 1

| One-shot

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| September–November 1964

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/18744/|title=Circus World |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Darren G. Davis, Scott Davis

| rowspan="3" | TidalWave Productions

| May 2007 – May 2008

| {{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/27950/|title=Wrath of the Titans |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| 1

|

| Matt Frank

| January 2009

| {{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/34938/|title=Wrath of the Titans |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| #1—3

| Limited series

|

| April – July 2011

|

|

! scope="col" style="width:18%;"| Author(s)

! scope="col" style="width:12%;"| Catalog / ISBN

! scope="col" style="width:10%;"| Publisher

! scope="col" style="width:24%;"| Publication date

| Mary Virginia Carey

| {{ISBN|0-307-11290-X}} / {{ISBN|978-0-307-11290-3}}

| Western Publishing

| 1981

| 1

| Magazine

| Archie Goodwin

| Marvel Comics

| June 1978

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/31784/|title=Marvel Comics Super Special #3 |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

|

|

|

| Kadokawa Shoten

|

| January – May 2008

|

|

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| February–April 1962

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/17349/|title=Four Color #1300 - The Comancheros |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| #1–2

| Limited series

| John Buscema, Michael Fleisher

| Marvel Comics

| October – November 1982

| Adaptation of the 1982 film; first published Marvel Comics Super Special #21 in August 1982.

|

|

| #1–2

| Limited series

| Michael Fleisher

| Marvel Comics

| January – March 1985

| Adaptation of the sequel film; first published as Marvel Comics Super Special #35 in December 1984.

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Stuart Moore

| Dark Horse Comics

| July 2011

| Adaptation of the 2011 film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/1039834/|title=Conan the Barbarian: The Mask of Acheron |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| #1—3

| Limited series

| George Kashdan

| Gold Key Comics

| November 1981 – February 1982

| The first two issues are an adaptation of the film, the third issue{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/36130/|title=Walt Disney Condorman #3 |publisher=Comics.org }} is a completely original story, titled "Safe at Last?" (32 pages), which continues where the film's plot left off.

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

|

| Marvel Comics

| June – September 1994

| Adaptation of the 1993 film based on the SNL comedy sketches created by Lorne Michaels.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/5001/|title=Coneheads |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| April 1956

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/12897/|title=Four Color #690 - The Conqueror |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Steven T. Seagle

| Vertigo

| January 2005

| Adaptation of the 2004 film based on the character created by Alan Moore, Steve Bissette and John Totleben.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/356078/|title=Constantine: The Official Movie Adaptation |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| #1–4

| Limited series

| rowspan="2" | Michael Eury

| rowspan="2" | DC Comics

| April – September 1992

| Prequel to the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/14777/|title=Cool World |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| November 1992

| Adaptation of the eponymous film overall.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/256263/|title=Cool World Movie Adaptation |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Joe Millard

| Fawcett Comics

| 1950

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/533173/|title=Copper Canyon |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| October 1967

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/21346/|title=Countdown #12-150-710 |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| 1

| One-shot

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| December 1962-February 1963

| Alternate telling overall of the 1954 film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/17509/|title=The Creature #1 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Steve Moncuse

| Dark Horse Comics

| August 1993

| Adaptation of the 1954 film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/541420/|title=Universal Monsters: Creature from the Black Lagoon |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

! scope="col" style="width:18%;"| Author(s)

! scope="col" style="width:12%;"| Catalog / ISBN

! scope="col" style="width:10%;"| Publisher

! scope="col" style="width:24%;"| Publication date

| Stephen King

| {{ISBN|0-452-25380-2}} / {{ISBN|978-0-452-25380-3}}

| Plume

| July 1982

| 1

|

| Leo Dorfman

| Fawcett Comics

| January 1953

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/248926/|title=Motion Picture Comics #114 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Eastern Color Printing

| October 1951

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/264018/|title=Movie Love #11 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| {{nan}}

| #1—3

| Limited series

| John Wagner

| Kitchen Sink Press

| July – September 1996

| Adaptation of the second film in The Crow film series.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/94409/|title=The Crow: City of Angels |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| 2

| Serial

| Donne Avenell

| Top Sellers Ltd.

| November – December 1976

| Adaptation of the first film in the Hammer Frankenstein series.

|

| 1

|

| Steve Moore

| Top Sellers Ltd.

| July 1977

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Joe Millard

| Fawcett Comics

| 1949

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| August–October 1959

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1

| One-shot

| Bruce Jones

| Marvel Comics

| March 2003

| Adaptation of the 2003 eponymous film.

|

• Daredevil: The Official Comic Adaptation TP ({{ISBNT|0-7851-0959-5}} / {{ISBNT|978-0-7851-0959-4}}){{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/1156704/|title=Daredevil: The Movie |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1

| One-shot

| Mark Dwyer

| Norstar Comics

| 1993

| Adaptation of the 1993 film.

| {{nan}}

| #1–2

| Limited series

| David Anthony Kraft

| Marvel Comics

| April – May 1983

| Adaptation of the original film; first published as Marvel Comics Super Special #24{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/36957/|title=Marvel Super Special #24 |publisher=Comics.org }} in March 1983.

|

| 2

| OEL manga

| Barbara Randall Kesel

| Tokyopop

| November 2007 – August 2010

|

|

| 3

| Graphic novel

| Brian Holguin, Brian Froud

| rowspan="3" | Boom! Studios, Archaia Entertainment

| November 2011 – October 2015

|

|

| #1–12

| Limited series

| Simon Spurrier

| February 2017 – March 2018

| Sequel comic to the film; based on the unproduced screenplay written by David Odell, Annette Odell and Craig Pearce.

|

| #1–12

| Limited series

| Adam Smith

| July 2018 – August 2019

| Sequel to The Power.

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Scott Beatty

| DC Comics

| August 2005

| Adaptation of the eponymous film, the only film in the series ever to get a comic book adaptation.

|

• Batman Begins: The Movie and Other Tales of the Dark Knight TP ({{ISBNT|1-4012-0440-6}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-4012-0440-2}}){{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/355988/|title=Batman Begins: The Movie & Other Tales of the Dark Knight |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1

| Motion comic

| David Goyer

| rowspan ="3" | DC Comics, Warner Home Video

| 2005

|

| {{nan}}

| #1

| Motion comic

| James Peaty

| 2008

| rowspan ="2" | {{Cite web|url=https://bleedingcool.com/comics/obscure-comics-the-dark-knight-the-dark-knight-rises-prologues/|title=Obscure Comics: The Dark Knight & The Dark Knight Rises Prologues|website=Bleeding Cool|date=27 September 2020 |access-date=2023-04-23}}

| {{nan}}

| #1

| Motion comic

| Joshua Williamson

| 2012

| {{nan}}

| #1–3

| Limited series

| Ralph Macchio

| Marvel Comics

| September 1990

| Adaptation of the original film; first published in its entirety in a magazine format in September 1990.

| {{nan}}

| #1—6

| Limited series

| Kurt Busiek

| Marvel Comics

| April 1993 – September 1993

| Sequel series to the adaptation.

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Roger Stern, Kurt Busiek

| Dynamite Entertainment

| August 2006 – March 2007

| Crossover with Army of Darkness.

| Darkman vs. Army of Darkness TP ({{ISBNT|1-933305-48-7}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-933305-48-6}})

| 1

| One-shot

| Joe Harris

| Dark Horse Comics

| January 2003

| Prequel to Darkness Falls (2003).

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| August–October 1961

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Joe Harris

| Image Comics

| May 2007

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Charlton Comics

| January 1950

| rowspan="2" | Adaptations of the 1950 film, accomplished by different creatives and published in two unrelated magazines.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Eastern Color Printing

| April 1950

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Eastern Color Printing

| August 1951

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—8

| Limited series

| Pat Mills, Tony Skinner

| Roger Corman's Cosmic Comics

| April – November 1995

| Based on Death Race 2000 (1975).

| {{nan}}

| #1—3

| Limited series

| Mark L. Miller

| TidalWave Productions

| November 2010 – January 2011

| Based on Deathsport (1978).

| {{nan}}

| #1—18

| Ongoing series

| Bern Harkins, John Coctoasten

| rowspan="3" | Aircel Comics

| March 1991 – February 1993

|

| {{nan}}

| #1

| One-shot

| John Coctoasten

| May 1992

| Published in anaglyph 3D.

| {{nan}}

| #1—3

| Limited series

| R. A. Jones

| February – April 1992

|

| {{nan}}

| 1 (of 4)

| Limited series {{small|(planned)}}

| Jesse Blaze Snider

| Fangoria Comics, The Scream Factory

| August 2007 – April 2008

| Sequel to Strangeland (1998).

| {{nan}}

| #1

| One-shot

| Doug Moench

| Marvel Comics

| November 1977

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Gary Cohn

| DC Comics

| November 1993 – February 1994

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Doug Campbell

| Eternity Comics

| January – August 1992

| Sequel comic set eight years after the events of the original film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Otto Binder

| Fawcett Comics

| 1950

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Rob Zombie

| IDW Publishing

| August 2005

| Promotional comic, the book features three stories tied in to the film: "Top Secret Clown Business",{{cite web |url=http://horror.about.com/od/books/gr/bk_tdr_topsec.htm |title=Book Review: "The Devil's Rejects - Top Secret Clown Business" |access-date=2007-03-08 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060628165145/http://horror.about.com/od/books/gr/bk_tdr_topsec.htm |archive-date=2006-06-28 }} "Carnival Kill Ride" and "Psycho-babble".{{cite web |url=http://horror.about.com/od/books/gr/bk_tdr_psycho.htm |title=Book Review: "The Devil's Rejects - Psycho Babble" |access-date=2007-03-08 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060628165132/http://horror.about.com/od/books/gr/bk_tdr_psycho.htm |archive-date=2006-06-28 }}

| {{nan}}

| #1–3

| Limited series

| John Francis Moore

| W. D. Publications, Inc.

| March – May 1990

| Adaptation of the 1990 film.

|

• Dick Tracy: The Complete True Hearts and Tommy Guns Trilogy TP ({{ISBNT|1-56115-004-5}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-56115-004-5}}){{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/735137/|title=Dick Tracy - The Trilogy #[nn] |publisher=Comics.org }}

| #1—8

| Limited series

| Howard Chaykin

| Boom! Studios

| August 2009 – March 2010

| Prequel comic set twelve years before the events of the first film.

| rowspan="2" |

{{Collapsible list

| Volume 1:

• Hardcover ({{ISBNT|1-60886-506-1}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60886-506-2}})
• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-60886-623-8}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60886-623-6}})

| Volume 2:

• Hardcover ({{ISBNT|1-60886-515-0}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60886-515-4}})
• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-60886-632-7}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60886-632-8}})

}}

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! scope="col" style="width:12%;"| Catalog / ISBN

! scope="col" style="width:10%;"| Publisher

! scope="col" style="width:24%;"| Publication date

| Frank Tieri

| {{ISBN|1-60887-975-5}} / {{ISBN|978-1-60887-975-5}}

| Insight Comics

| October 16, 2018

| 1

| One-shot

| Joe Gill

| Dell Comics

| March 1966

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer

| Dell Comics

| August–October 1960

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| October 1967

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—7

| Limited series

| Reginald Hudlin, Danijel Zezelj

| DC Comics/Vertigo

| February – October 2013

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| #1—7

| Limited series

| Quentin Tarantino, Matt Wagner

| DC Comics/Vertigo, Dynamite Entertainment

| November 2014 – May 2015

| Sequel to the adaptation and crossover with Zorro.

|

| 1

|

| Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer

| Dell Comics

| April–June 1960

| Adaptation of the 1959 film, itself based on the 1872 novel by Ouida.

| {{nan}}

| #1–11

| Limited series

| Christos Gage

| rowspan="2" | Dynamite Entertainment

| May 2008 – June 2009

|

|

• Vol. 1: Sinners and Saints TP ({{ISBNT|1-60690-012-9}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60690-012-3}}){{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/904752/|title=The Man with No Name #1 - Sinners and Saints |publisher=Comics.org }}
• Vol. 2: Holiday in the Sun TP ({{ISBNT|1-60690-131-1}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60690-131-1}}){{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/904753/|title=The Man with No Name #2 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| #1–8

| Limited series

| Chuck Dixon

| July 2009 – February 2010

|

|

• The Good, the Bad and the Ugly TP ({{ISBNT|1-60690-124-9}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-60690-124-3}})

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Bill Spangler

| Eternity Comics

| September 1991 – 1992

|

| {{nan}}

| #1—6

| Limited series

| Brockton McKinney, Shawn Gabborin

| Full Moon Comix

| August 2018 – January 2019

|

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Don Christensen

| rowspan="2" | Dell Comics

| August–October 1959

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Carl Fallberg

| December 1964-February 1962

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Gaylord DuBois

| Dell Comics

| January–March 1961

| Adaptation of the eponymous film, itself based on the comic strip created by Gus Edson and Irwin Hasen.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer

| Dell Comics

| August–October 1959

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Denton J. Tipton

| IDW Publishing

| March – September 2012

| Prequel to the film Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return, published a year before the film's release.

|

• Dorothy of Oz Prequel TP ({{ISBNT|1-61377-217-3}}/{{ISBNT|978-1-61377-217-1}})

| #1—2

| Limited series

| Steven Grant

| Dark Horse Comics

| October 1992

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| December 1966

| Adaptation of the eponymous film, itself based on the TV serial The Daleks (1963–1964) from Doctor Who; reprinted in Doctor Who Classic Comics #9{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/328147/|title=Doctor Who: Classic Comics #9 |publisher=Comics.org }} by Marvel UK on July 21, 1993.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Dez Skinn

| rowspan="3" | Top Sellers Ltd.

| October 1976

| Adaptation of the first film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Steve Moore

| January 1977

| Adaptation of the ninth film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Donne Avenell

| March 1977

| Adaptation of the third film.

| {{nan}}

| 2

|

| Steve Moore

| Quality Communications

| 1983

| Adaptation of the second film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Bernhardt J. Hurwood

| Dell Comics

| October–December 1962

| The comic features four self-contained stories, the third main feature story, "The Vampire's Curse" (32 pages), features Dracula, the remaining three, "The Rusalki, Water Maidens of Doom", "The Hunters of the Forest" and "Witches' Sabbath" are one page stories.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Dan Vado

| Dark Horse Comics

| October 1993

| Adaptation of the original 1931 film; fourth installment in Dark Horse's Universal Monsters comic line.

|

| 1

| Limited series

| James Tynion IV

| Image Comics

| October 2023 – January 2024

|

|

| #1—2

| Limited series

| David Anthony Kraft

| Topps Comics

| May – June 1996

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1–2

| Limited series

| Dennis O'Neil

| Marvel Comics

| October – November 1981

| Adaptation of the eponymous film; first published as Marvel Comics Super Special #20{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/34994/|title=Marvel Super Special #20 |publisher=Comics.org }} in October 1981.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Leo Dorfman

| Dell Comics

| July 1957

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Paul S. Newman

| Dell Comics

| January 1955

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

! scope="col" style="width:18%;"| Author(s)

! scope="col" style="width:12%;"| Catalog / ISBN

! scope="col" style="width:10%;"| Publisher

! scope="col" style="width:24%;"| Publication date

| John Lustig

| {{ISBN|1-56115-048-7}} / {{ISBN|978-1-56115-048-9}}

| W.D. Publications, Inc.

| Summer 1990

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| rowspan="2" | Dell Comics

| 1941

| Adaptation of the original film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Cart Buettner

| October 1945

| Crossover story; guest featuring characters from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) (the Dwarfs, the Huntsman and the Wicked Witch respectively).

| {{nan}}

| 1

| Minicomic

| Chase Craig

| Western Publishing

| 1947

| Cheerios cereal premium.{{Cite web|url=https://www.mycomicshop.com/search?TID=447621|title=Dumbo and the Circus Mystery Mini Comic (1947) comic books|website=www.mycomicshop.com|access-date=April 13, 2023}}

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Chase Craig

| rowspan="3" | Dell Comics

| July 1949

| The main feature story "Sky Voyage", preceded by a one page strip guest featuring Thumper (from Bambi) "Masquerade Party" and followed by two nine page strips, "Dumbo and Little Pedro" guest featuring Pedro (from Saludos Amigos) and "Dumbo the Musician", and two one page strips, "Nibbling Elephant Ears" featuring the Big Bad Wolf and "Blowing Bubbles" featuring Hector Hummingbird.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| November 1949

| Crossover story; guest featuring Pablo the penguin (from The Three Caballeros).

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| Vic Lockman

| July–September 1959

| Crossover story; featuring Duck universe characters Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey and Louie, Grandma Duck and Gus Goose respectively, also guest featuring Br'er Fox (from Song of the South).

| {{nan}}

! scope="col" style="width:18%;"| Author(s)

! scope="col" style="width:12%;"| Catalog / ISBN

! scope="col" style="width:10%;"| Publisher

! scope="col" style="width:24%;"| Publication date

| John Jackson Miller

| {{ISBN|1-5067-1268-1}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-5067-1268-0}}

| Dark Horse Comics

| March 26, 2019

| #1–3

| Limited series

| Ralph Macchio

| Marvel Comics

| April 1985 – June 1985

| Adaptation of the 1984 film; first published as Marvel Comics Super Special #36{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/39463/|title=Marvel Super Special #36 |publisher=Comics.org }} in April 1985.

|

! scope="col" style="width:18%;"| Author(s)

! scope="col" style="width:12%;"| Catalog / ISBN

! scope="col" style="width:10%;"| Publisher

! scope="col" style="width:24%;"| Publication date

| Lilah Sturges

| {{ISBN|1-68116-110-9}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-68116-110-5}}

| Legendary Comics

| December 6, 2022

| 1

| Photo comics

| William Conselman

| Fawcett Comics

| June 1939

| Photo comics adaptation of the eponymous 1939 film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| DC Comics

| July–August 1950

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Ryan Burton, Alan Brooks

| TidalWave Productions

| April—July 2008

| Based on Earth vs. the Flying Saucers (1956).

| Paperback: {{ISBNT|1-60643-567-1}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60643-567-0}}{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/1638734/|title=Flying Saucers vs the Earth |publisher=Comics.org }}

| #1–10

| Limited series

| Kate Leth

| IDW Publishing

| October 2014 – July 2015

| Continuation of the eponymous film.

|

• Edward Scissorhands: The Final Cut HC ({{ISBNT|1-63140-682-5}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-63140-682-9}})

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| rowspan="2" | Dell Comics

| March–May 1962

|

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Sal Trapani

| October 1967

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Sean McKeever

| rowspan="2" | Marvel Comics

| February 2005

| Adaptation of the eponymous film, itself a spin-off the 2003 Daredevil film.

|

• Elektra: The Movie TP ({{ISBNT|0-7851-1713-X}} / {{ISBNT|978-0-7851-1713-1}})

| #1

| One-shot

| Sid Jacobson

| May 1988

| Adaptation of the eponymous film, itself based on the title character from the TV series Elvira's Movie Macabre.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| {{dunno}}

| Gold Key Comics

| February 1965

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| 1

| One-shot

| Paul S. Newman

| rowspan="2" | Dell Comics

| August–October 1964

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1

| One-shot

| Len Kaminski

| Marvel Comics

| January 1997

|

| {{nan}}

| #1—4

| Limited series

| William O'Neill

| CrossGen, Hurricane Entertainment

| June 2003 – February 2004

|

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-59314-049-5}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-59314-049-6}})

| #1—16

| Ongoing series

| Christopher Sebela

| rowspan="2" | Boom! Studios

| December 2014 – April 2016

|

|

• Vol. 1: Escape from Florida TP ({{ISBNT|1-60886-263-1}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60886-263-4}})
• Vol. 2: Escape from Siberia TP ({{ISBNT|1-60886-264-X}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60886-264-1}})
• Vol. 3: Escape to New York TP ({{ISBNT|1-60886-265-8}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60886-265-8}})
• Vol. 4: Escape from Cleveland TP ({{ISBNT|1-60886-867-2}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60886-867-4}})

| #1—6

| Limited series

| Greg Pak

| October 2016 – March 2017

| Crossover with Big Trouble in Little China.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-68415-008-6}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-68415-008-3}})

| 1

|

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| January–March 1962

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| {{nan}}

| #1—3

| Limited series

| Sam Raimi, Ivan Raimi

| Dark Horse Comics

| November 1992 – October 1993

| Adaptation of the eponymous third film in the series.

|

• Army of Darkness: Movie Adaptation HC

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Andy Hartnell

| Devil's Due Publishing, Dynamite Entertainment

| July 2004 – January 2005

|

|

• Hardcover ({{ISBNT|0-9749638-8-7}} / {{ISBNT|978-0-9749638-8-4}})
• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|0-9749638-9-5}} / {{ISBNT|978-0-9749638-9-1}})

| #1–4

| Limited series

| James Kuhoric

| rowspan="2" | Dynamite Entertainment

| October 2005 – February 2006

| First crossover with Reanimator.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-933305-13-4}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-933305-13-4}})

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Roger Stern, Kurt Busiek

| August 2006 – March 2007

| Crossover with Darkman.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-933305-48-7}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-933305-48-6}})

| #1–5

| Limited series

| John Layman

| Marvel Comics, Dynamite Entertainment

| May – August 2007

| Crossover with Marvel Zombies.

|

| #1–27

| Ongoing series

|

| Dynamite Entertainment

| August 2007 – April 2010

|

|

| #1—6

| Limited series

| Jeff Katz, James Kuhoric

| WildStorm, Dynamite Entertainment

| November 2007 – March 2008

| First crossover with Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street and comic sequel to Freddy vs. Jason (2003).

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-4012-2004-5}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-4012-2004-4}})

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Mark Verheiden

| Dark Horse Comics

| January – April 2008

| Adaptation of the original film.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-59582-164-3}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-59582-164-5}})

| #1–4

| Limited series

| John Layman, Brandon Jerwa

| rowspan="3" | Dynamite Entertainment

| March – July 2008

| First crossover with Xena: Warrior Princess.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-60690-008-0}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60690-008-6}})

| #1–4

| Limited series

| John Layman, Brandon Jerwa

| October 2008 – January 2009

| Second crossover with Xena: Warrior Princess.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-60690-032-3}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60690-032-1}})

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Elliot Serrano

| August – December 2009

|

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-60690-108-7}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60690-108-3}})

| #1—6

| Limited series

| Jeff Katz, James Kuhoric

| WildStorm, Dynamite Entertainment

| August – December 2009

| Second crossover with Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street and a direct sequel to Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-4012-2752-X}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-4012-2752-4}})

| #1–6

| Limited series

| Andy Hartnell

| rowspan="8" | Dynamite Entertainment

| April 2011 – August 2012

| Crossover with Danger Girl.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-60690-246-6}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60690-246-2}})

| #1–13

| Limited series

| Elliot R. Serrano

| February 2012 – May 2013

|

|

| #1–6

| Limited series

| Tim Seeley

| July 2013 – February 2014

| Crossover with Hack/Slash.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-60690-497-3}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60690-497-8}})

| 1

| One-shot

| Mark Rahner

| October 2013

| Second crossover with Reanimator.

|

| #1–8

| Limited series

| Steve Niles

| October 2013 – June 2014

|

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-60690-516-3}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60690-516-6}}

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Steve Niles

| July – November 2014

|

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-60690-597-X}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60690-597-5}}

| #1–5

| Limited series

| Cullen Bunn

| December 2014 – March 2015

|

|

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Mark Rahner

| July 2014 – October 2015

| Crossover with Vampirella.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-60690-837-5}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60690-837-2}})

| #1–3

| Limited series

| Frank Hannah

| rowspan="3" | Space Goat Productions

| October – December 2015

|

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-941581-33-1}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-941581-33-9}})

| #1–3

| Limited series

| Justin Peniston, Frank Hannah, Ivan Cohen, Georgia Ball, Jeff Mariotte, Marsheila Rockwell

| December 2015 – February 2016

|

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-64017-200-9}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-64017-200-5}})

| #1–3

| Limited series

| Frank Hannah

| January – May 2016

|

| rowspan="12" |

• Evil Dead 2: Cradle of the Damned TP ({{ISBNT|1-64017-092-8}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-64017-092-6}})
• Army of Darkness: Furious Road TP ({{ISBNT|1-60690-837-5}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60690-837-2}})
• Revenge of Evil Dead 2 TP ({{ISBNT|1-64017-062-6}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-64017-062-9}})
• Evil Dead 2: Dark Ones Rising TP ({{ISBNT|1-64017-097-9}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-64017-097-1}})

| 1

| One-shot

| Shawn Spurlock, Jim Kuhoric, Robert Napton, Robert Kirkman

| rowspan="2" | Dynamite Entertainment

| February 2016

|

| #1–6

| Limited series

| Nancy A. Collins

| March – August 2016

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Ian Edginton

| Space Goat Productions

| March 2016

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Elliot Serrano

| Dynamite Entertainment

| September 2016

| Published as an Election Day special.

| 1

| One-shot

| Scott Peterson

| rowspan="7" | Space Goat Productions

| rowspan="3" | October 2016

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Ty Templeton

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Georgia Ball

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Ian Edington

| November 2016

|

| #1–3

| Limited series

| Frank Hannah

| October – December 2016

|

| 1

| One-shot

| Georgia Ball

| December 2016

|

| #1–2

| Limited series

| Ian Edington

| February – June 2017

|

| #0–5

| Limited series

| Chad Bowers, Chris Sims

| rowspan="6" | Dynamite Entertainment

| June – November 2017

|

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-5241-0636-4}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-5241-0636-2}})

| #1–5

| Limited series

| Chad Bowers, Chris Sims

| February – July 2018

| Crossover with KIϟϟ.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-5241-0761-1}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-5241-0761-1}})

| #1–4

| Limited series

| Scott Duvall

| February 2019 – June 2019

| Crossover with Bubba Ho-Tep.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-5241-1255-0}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-5241-1255-4}})

| #1–5

| Limited series

| Ryan Parrott

| February – September 2020

|

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-5241-1934-2}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-5241-1934-8}})

| #1–5

| Limited series

| Rodney Barnes

| September 2021 – January 2022

|

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-5241-2152-5}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-5241-2152-5}})

| #1–5

| Limited series

| Erik Burnham

| July – November 2022

| Third crossover with Reanimator.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-5241-2308-0}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-5241-2308-6}})

| #1—4

| Limited series

| Chuck Dixon

| Dynamite Entertainment

| May – July 2010

| Prequel set before the film.

|

• Trade paperback ({{ISBNT|1-60690-172-9}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-60690-172-4}})

|

|

| Chuck Dixon, Richard Meyer, Sylvester Stallone

| Splatto Comic

| August 2021 – present

|

|

| The Fall of the Roman Empire{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/18489/|title=The Fall of the Roman Empire |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| July 1964

| Paul S. Newman

| Gold Key Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| Movie Comics #5

| 1 issue

| Photo comics

| August 1939

| {{dunno}}

| DC Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| Fantastic Four: The Movie{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/256190/|title=Fantastic Four: The Movie #1 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| June 2005

| Mike Carey

| Marvel Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| Paperback: {{ISBNT|0-7851-1809-8}} / {{ISBNT|978-0-7851-1809-1}}

| Fantastic Voyage{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/20741/|title=Fantastic Voyage |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| February 1967

| Paul S. Newman

| Gold Key Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| Four Color (series 2) #741{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/12969/|title=Four Color #741 - The Fastest Gun Alive |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| September 1956

| Leo Dorfman

| Dell Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| Four Color (series 2) #1069{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/15325/|title=Four Color #1069 - The FBI Story |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| November 1959

| Eric Freiwald, Robert Schaefer

| rowspan="2" | Dell Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| Four Color (series 2) #441{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/9616/|title=Four Color #441 - Fearless Fagan |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| December 1952

| {{dunno}}

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| The Fighting Prince of Donegal{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/20670/|title=Walt Disney Presents the Fighting Prince of Donegal |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| January 1967

| {{dunno}}

| Gold Key Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| Final Destination: Sacrifice{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/2099650/|title=Final Destination: Sacrifice |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| July 2006

| Ralph Tedesco, Joe C. Brusha

| rowspan="2" | Zenescope Entertainment

| Originally released packaged with the third film's DVD release through select copies sold at Circuit City, later included as a supplementary feature in the Spring Break trade paperback.

| {{nan}}

| Disney Junior Graphic Novel #1

| 1 volume

| Graphic novel

| August 2006

| Charles Bazaldua

| Disney Press

| Adaptation of the original film.

| Paperback: {{ISBNT|1-4231-0140-5}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-4231-0140-6}}

| First Men in the Moon{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/19027/|title=First Men in the Moon |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| March 1965

| Dick Wood

| Gold Key Comics

| Adaptation of the 1964 film version based on the 1901 novel by H. G. Wells.

| {{nan}}

| Movie Comics #1

| 1 issue

| Photo comics

| April 1939

| {{dunno}}

| rowspan="2" | DC Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| Movie Comics #5

| 1 issue

| Photo comics

| August 1939

| {{dunno}}

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| Flash Gordon: The Movie{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/34965/|title=Flash Gordon the Movie #11294 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 volume

| Graphic novel

| May 1980

| Michael Allin

| Western Publishing

| Adaptation of the 1980 film.

|

| Flesh Gordon{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/4570/|title=Flesh Gordon |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 4 issues

| Ongoing series

| March – July 1992

| Daniel Wilson

| Aircel Comics

|

|

| The Flintstones #36: "The Man Called Flintstone"{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/227416/|title=The Flintstones #36 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 issue

|

| October 1966

| Call Fallberg

| Gold Key Comics

| Adaptation of the 1966 animated film.

|

| The Fly: Outbreak{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/87407/|title=The Fly: Outbreak |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 5 issues

| Limited series

| March—July 2015

| Brandon Seifert

| IDW Publishing

| Sequel to The Fly II (1989).

| Paperback: {{ISBNT|1-63140-443-1}} / {{ISBNT|978-1-63140-443-6}}

| Forbidden Planet{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/4566/|title=Forbidden Planet |publisher=Comics.org }}

| #1–4

| Limited series

| May – September 1992

| David Campiti

| Innovation Publishing

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

| Forbidden Planet: The Saga of the Krell TP: {{ISBNT|978-1-56521-015-8}}{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/769784/|title=Forbidden Planet: The Saga of the Krell #1 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| Four Color (series 2) #681{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/12891/|title=Four Color #681 - Forever Darling |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1

|

| February 1956

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| The Fountain{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/356987/|title=The Fountain |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1

| Graphic novel

| November 2005

| Kent Williams

| Vertigo Comics

|

|

| Cowboy Western Comics #24{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/168205/|title=Cowboy Western Comics #24 |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 1 issue

|

| August 1949

| {{dunno}}

| Charlton Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film.

|

| Movie Comics #3

| 1 issue

| Photo comics

| June 1939

| {{dunno}}

| Fawcett Comics

| Adaptation of the 1939 film version based on the 1902 novel by A. E. W. Mason.

|

| Four Color (series 2) #1250

| 1 issue

| One-shot

| January–March 1962

| {{dunno}}

| Dell Comics

| Adaptation of the eponymous film, plus a one-page supplementary filler summarizing the French Resistance.{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/16673/|title=Four Color #1250 - Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse |publisher=Comics.org }}

|

| The Fox and the Hound{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/series/2593/|title=Walt Disney the Fox and the Hound |publisher=Comics.org }}

| 3 issues

| Limited series

| August – October 1981

| {{dunno}}

| Gold Key Comics

| The first two issues were an adaptation of the film,{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/35591/|title=Walt Disney the Fox and the Hound #1 |publisher=Comics.org }}{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/35670/|title=Walt Disney the Fox and the Hound #2 |publisher=Comics.org }} the third issue, titled on the cover as New Adventures of the Fox and the Hound, featured four original stories (all running through 8 pages each) with the main cast, "The Lost Fawn", "Feathered Friends", "The Escape" and "The Chase".{{Cite web |url=https://www.comics.org/issue/35763/|title=Walt Disney the Fox and the Hound #3 |publisher=Comics.org }}